using void functions

[amie001]

hi. i am having a problem using the void function to put a box around the results and display the results. here is the code i made:

#include <stdio.h>
void display_results(int, int, int);

int main()
{

	int die1, die2, die3;

	die1 = 1+6;
	die2 = 3+4;
	die3 = 2+8;
	
	display_results();

return 0;
}

void display_results(int die1, int die2, int die3){
	printf("+-------------------------------------+\n");
	printf("|    Die 1      |        |     Die 2       |\n");
	printf("|	 %d       |  %d  |	%d      |\n", die1, die3, die2);
	printf("+-------------------------------------+\n");
}

the output should be

+-------------------------------------+
|    Die 1       |           |     Die 2  |
|       7         |    10    |      7       |
+-------------------------------------+

thanks for any help

[AndrewHunter]

#include <stdio.h>
void display_results(int, int, int);

int main()
{

	int die1, die2, die3;

	die1 = 1+6;
	die2 = 3+4;
	die3 = 2+8;
	
	display_dice();

return 0;
}

void display_results(int die1, int die2, int die3){
	printf("+-------------------------------------+\n");
	printf("|    Die 1    |        |     Die 2    |\n");
	printf("|	 %d       |  %d  |	%d         |\n", die1, die3, die2);
	printf("+-------------------------------------+\n");
}

Any special reason you are changing the name of the function?

[quzah]

If you plan on having your box insert a variable width number into the middle of it, and if you want your sides to line up still, you should be using something like %2d (or whatever width you want). Read up on the format specifiers for printf.


Quzah.